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    Bicycle Touring Albania – Going Back in Time // Cycling Around the World// Part 4 – Albania



    Cycling through Albania really sometimes felt like traveling back in time. Subsistence farming, horses and donkeys pulling carts, and simple, friendly people really made Albania feel very different to the more Central European countries we’d been to before.

    Albania seems to us like a land of opposites. From “rags-to-riches”, everything can be found in rural and modern Albania. We often saw these two sides clashing together, making our experience very unique and interesting.

    We hope you enjoy our video and can get an idea of what we experienced during our time there.

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    1. Mark's Adventures on

      Have you considered solid tyres? That many flats would drive me round the bend. Albania is not a country where most would consider touring. I'm on the lookout for my next bike under £600. I want a proper touring bike with e-assist. I want to do Denmark to Greece 🇬🇷 meet friends in Croatia, Holland, Germany.

    2. Tettra 44 on

      Enjoying your adventures thanks for all your efforts in uploading really interesting seeing these countries from your lens on the bikes👍🏻👍🏻

    5. Billy Bob on

      Well done you two. Looks like your settling into journeying now. Have you considered a single wheel trailer, to get some weight off your bikes and stop the puncture problem. I use a German built Klarfit 35kg trailer. £150 off of ebay. Best accessory I ever bought.
      Love to you both ❤

    6. Yasin Üzüm on

      An amazing video. I have been following your journey from the beginning and I can't wait for you to come to Turkey. If all goes well, I'll be on the road in a month. I am renewing my bike and equipment. I hope we cross paths with you and have the opportunity to meet. If you have anything to ask about Turkey, you can ask to me. By the way, I think your tires blow out too often. I am using Mitas (Rubena) Stop Thorn Longway 26×2.0 tires and I am very satisfied, I recommend it to you too. TThe only drawback of these tires is that they are very heavy, one of them weighs about 1 kg. If you buy them in Turkey, you can get two of them for about 50 dollars. I'm looking forward to the next video. See you.
      Stay safe and take care. ❤

    10. timothysTV on

      Cool stuff, looks like a great adventure! I was wondering what kind of a mount you are using for the GoPro on your handlebar that lets you adjust it on the fly while riding 🙂

    22. Alex Morgan on

      A+++. Another awesome video. The traffic looks mental in the towns and cities. Shame about all the trash, shocking really that these people have such little regard for their environment.

    27. Frank Ducett on

      I enjoy your videos, you left me wondering the names of the river(s), and I think there were lots of things that could have been pointed out, such as bunkers from the Soviet days.
      I liked and subscribed mainly because you are down to earth, no cute stuff, no giggling and no whining.
      I hate winers,, people that complain about everything including the beer and pizza, t Imagine That?!
      You two are the best.
      ( SORRY, but you did point out the bunkers, I spoke to quickly.)

    33. Smh on

      Don’t tell anyone are both of are Nazi… don’t look like but yes who knows… 😢 Gosh I do like those idiots should I stoped …

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